Africa on Luxury

S3 EP8: The Culture Architect with Scoop Makhathini 21.06.2026 1ώ 19λ

Siyabonga Ngwekazi or Scoop Makhathini is a cultural architect, media personality, creative entrepreneur and a key voice in SA’s urban culture. For over two decades, he has helped shape and amplify the evolution of African pop culture across TV, radio, fashion, music, sport and digital media. A key personality that has always been ahead of the curve stylistically — contributing to how African fashion evolves within basketball and lifestyle ecosystems and driving how music continues to shape style, attitude, and identity. He has an enduring relationship with centering African culture long before it became globally celebrated and serves as a contributing voice in how urban culture and lifestyle endow African luxury. In this episodeAn aarly mindset of architecting African cultureA clear distinction between Culture vs. EntertainmentMedia's influence on raising children Reclaiming African identity from Western influencePreserving our heritage: A call to actionLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @buyimafokoFor sponsorship enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @theonlyscoopmakhathini on IG

S3 EP7: The Future Fossil with Lezanne Viviers 24.05.2026 1ώ 7λ

Lezanne Viviers is a Johannesburg-based conceptual fashion designer, artist and founder of VIVIERS, a sustainable, handcrafted clothing studio working at the intersection of sculpture, fashion, craft and design. Through VIVIERS, Lezanne creates garments she describes as “future fossils” — pieces born from South African soil, yet carrying universal questions about identity, beauty, belonging and the future of luxury.In this episodeFashion as a language of beingAbundance and the craft of conscious luxuryUnderstanding origins: Material intelligence and responsible makingCommunity & co-creation: supporting local industries and ecosystemsTime, permanence and future fossilsLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @buyimafokoFor media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @lezanneviviers & @viviers.studio on IG

S3 EP6: The Making of an Artrepreneur with Monalisa Molefe 28.04.2026 56λ

Monalisa is an artrepreneur who has quietly but decisively shaped how contemporary African art is collected, positioned, and valued. She is the Founder and Managing Director of Artform Factory and Artform Advisory, where she works with collectors, brands, and institutions. Here her work sets to build thoughtful, long-term relationships with African art grounded in cultural intelligence, stewardship, and legacy. She previously was recognised in the Top 40 Under 40 Most Influential People of African Descent, and named one of Top 50 Black African Women Entrepreneurs to Watch.In this episodeDefining the 'Artpreneur' mindset and why it's an important distinction in the African art contextArt Consumerism: Narrative vs. SpeedConservation Framing, value preservation and the hidden nuances behind Africa's art industryAfrican Art's Future: Infrastructure, and the role art advisors, collectors, and institutions play in building a more sustainable, long-term ecosystemIdentifying the continent's art market gaps, breaking the industry gatekeeping and leveraging platforms like Investec Art Fair to build global recognitionLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @buyimafokoFor sponsorship enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @monamolefe on IG

S3 EP5: Wearing the Future with R'frique 27.03.2026 52λ

Through a carefully curated wardrobe of pieces from leading African designers, R’Frique is pioneering a circular fashion model rooted in sustainability, craftsmanship, and cultural pride. Guided by a shared belief that African luxury should be both globally visible and locally accessible, Ceejay and Lebi are challenging traditional retail structures while championing conscious consumption. Their innovative fashion rental model draws from wider industry context around circular luxury, African fashion systems, and access. R’Frique transcends fashion rental norms and expands this platform from a rental to retail movement, with the launch of their new pop-up which sets a new standard as a cultural infrastructure reshaping luxury behaviour on the continent and across the globe.In this episodeR'Frique pioneering Circular African Fashion, from rental-only to retail expansionChallenging traditional luxury retail structuresDecoupling worth from possession in luxuryDemocratizing African luxury fashionHonoring African designers' craftsmanship LinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @buyimafokoFor sponsorship enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @rfrique @theceej & @lebi.bosei on IG

S3 EP4: Manhood, Media, and Meaning with Kojo Baffoe 01.03.2026 1ώ 1λ

Kojo Baffoe is one of those rare thinkers who moves through the world with quiet depth — thoughtful, curious, and intentional in everything he creates. He is known for his thoughtful and intentional approach to storytelling. Rich and nuanced in perspective, he has shaped some pivotal conversations on modern African identity, creativity and masculinity which he's carried through his editorship of Destiny Man magazine and in his book and podcast, Listen to Your Footsteps.In this episodeUnderrepresentation of African voices and surfacing them as experts in media Embracing African identity globally and challenging Western luxury notions of luxuryElevating African reference points in global luxury Shaping modern African masculinity and embracing differenceValues alignment and the journey of modern manhood and fatherhoodLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @buyimafokoFor media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @kojobaffoe on IG

S3 EP3: The Ancestral Minimalist with Lulama Wolf 15.02.2026 50λ

Lulama Wolf is a defining voice in modern African art and luxury expression, she stands at the intersection of intuition, identity and innovation. Her work is shaped by spiritual reflection and African vernacular traditions, it blends minimalist expressionism with deeply rooted ancestral storytelling. Influenced by visionaries like Credo Mutwa, her textured visual language has travelled to global stages such as Art Basel, 1-54 and AKAA Paris.In this episodeAfrica: Museum of cultureAfrican abstraction, ancestoral storytelling and indigenous references in artArtworks as self-reflection and embodied prayersStillness as an artist's commanding powerAfrican soil as an intuitive material choice with deep roots in intuition, identity and innovationLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @buyimafokoFor media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @lulamawolf on IG

S3 EP2: A Year in African Luxury with Khami Sithole & Lindelwa Busakwe 19.12.2025 38λ

In this special edit, we look at the 2025 roundup of the year where Africa took centre stage from Fashion, Art, Travel & Cultural Power. I sat down with our Content Curator and the Marketing Manager to reflect on Africa’s biggest cultural moves of the year - from luxury moments that mattered, past episodes, and the process of building Africa on Luxury this year. In this episodeReclaiming African Heritage TextilesCelebrating African Creativity GloballyTyler's Global PhenomenonLagos Fashion Week's ImpactFashion, Culture and Music highlights of the yearFuture of African Luxury in 2026LinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @buyimafokoFor sponsorship enquiries email experience@noble.africFollow @khamikazeee & @hi.lindee on IG

S3 EP1: The Feminine Language of Luxury with Buqaqawuli Nobakada 20.11.2025 54λ

Buqaqawuli is a South African mixed-media artist trained in Fine Art and influenced by architecture. Her works are known for her striking use of lace - a thread that connects generations of women; a language of beauty, softness and strength. Through her textured paintings, she reimagines black womanhood and luxury in a way that feels deeply intentional and deeply personal.In this episodeLace as central to her practice, both as a material and metaphorDefining craftsmanship in an age that often prizes speed and surface over depth and meaningWhat luxury means in the context of black femininityThe symbolism of her work bridging traditional craft and contemporary expressionHow her work is participating in a broader redefinition of African luxuryLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @buyimafokoFor sponsorship enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @buqaqawuli.nobakada on IG

S2 EP 9: The new language of luxury with Amonge Sinxoto 22.07.2025 54λ

Amonge Sinxoto is a youth architect, social entrepreneur, public speaker and the founder of Blackboard Africa, a youth-led nonprofit shaping a bold, identity-centered narrative for African youth. A Wits University graduate and current honours student in Political Studies, she has designed and implemented leadership programs rooted in African identity for schools and communities across South Africa. Recognised as a 2019 Global Teen Leader, Mandela Washington Fellow, and Pasha de Cartier Talent, she has spoken on global platforms including TED, Google, and Facebook. With her powerful voice, dynamic vision, and growing global influence, Amonge is one of the continent’s most compelling young change-makers.In this episodeBlackboard Africa and it's role in engaging the youth voice and social impact How youth advocacy and identity work is influencing youth agency and luxury cultureSustainability, pre-owned luxury and deeper consciousness among younger consumersRedefining aspirations and influence among Gen-ZsHow social impact and commercial value can co-exist in the development of African luxuryLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @noblelivingFor media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @a_monge on IG

S2 EP 8: Luxury x Streetwear with Gugu Peteni 28.06.2025 59λ

She is the visionary founder and creative director of GUGUBYGUGU, a South African luxury streetwear label renowned for its bold, gender-neutral knitwear. Gugu’s work is deeply rooted in authenticity and sustainable innovation—using locally sourced mohair and merino wool. She has showcased at New York and Paris Fashion Week, and earned the Best Young Designer Award at Paris’s Africa Fashion Up during Haute Couture Week 2024Her designs are characterized by striking silhouettes and refined comfort and celebrate African heritage while pushing global fashion boundaries. Each piece from GUGUBYGUGU is crafted with intention—designed to spark connection, honor identity and promote mindful consumption. Her work is reshaping the global narrative around African luxury fashion and adding a unique lens to streetwear.In this episodeHow GUGUBYGUGU sits boldly at the intersection of luxury and streetwear and why this fusion uniquely reflects the African experienceTranslating African heritage into modern, luxury streetwear fashion without compromising authenticityUsing locally-sourced natural fibers like mohair to connect both to the land and the brand's mission for sustainabilityBringing exceptional craftsmanship into the fast-evolving world of street fashionStreetwear is closely tied to youth culture and this brand is bringing hope to young Africans through its designsLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @noblelivingFor media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @gugupeteni & @gugubygugu on IG

S2 EP 7: Finding circular solutions to textile waste with Rewoven 05.06.2025 49λ

Esethu Cenga is a leading circular fashion entrepreneur and sustainability advocate, recognised as one of Forbes Africa’s 30 Under 30 and a Mail & Guardian Top 200 Young South African. She is the co-founder of Rewoven, which transforms textile waste into recycled fabric, and also leads Future of Fashion and Muna Studio, platforms dedicated to ethical fashion and circularity in Africa. With a Master’s in Economic Development from UCT, Esethu brings a systems-thinking approach to building fashion solutions rooted in African innovation, environmental impact, and social change.Tshepo Bhengu is an entrepreneur and creative with a passion for building sustainable solutions that benefit both society and the environment. Originally from Pietermaritzburg and a BCom Financial Accounting graduate from UCT, Tshepo is the co-founder and Chief of Operations at Rewoven, a pioneering South African textile company focused on recycling fashion waste into high-quality fabrics. He is also the co-founder of Future of Fashion, an annual indaba dedicated to shaping a more ethical and future-fit African fashion industry. Tshepo’s work is grounded in a deep commitment to community, innovation, and long-term impact.In this episodeThe impact of fast fashion on the environment and the massive scale of textile waste in AfricaReducing fashion waste and the importance of sustainability in fashion Rewoven's role in circular fashion, their journey with recycled fabrics and how they are creating ethical fashion solutionsEntrepreneurship and building relationships in the fashion ecosystemCircular Fashion and how it is changing the industry and amplifying the message of sustainabilityLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @noblelivingFor media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @rewoven_africa on IG

S2 EP 6: Africa Your Time is Now with Papama Mtwisha 30.04.2025 52λ

Papama is a multi-talented creative force whose career spans the worlds of fashion, design, styling, and entrepreneurship. An award-winning stylist, fashion director, designer, businesswoman and speaker, she has established herself as one of South Africa’s most influential voices in contemporary African fashion and culture. She launched Africa Your Time Is Now — not just a fashion label, but a rallying call to inspire unrealized greatness across the African continent. Through this brand, she seeks to empower Africans by promoting self-belief, challenging stereotypes, and showcasing the continent’s rich cultural heritage through a modern, thought-provoking lens.A true creative visionary, Papama previously served as Creative Director for Johannesburg’s luxury concept store Luminance, where she collaborated with global fashion powerhouses such as Givenchy, Stella McCartney, Giorgio Armani, Oscar de la Renta, Chloé, and Giuseppe Zanotti. In this episodeUnifying Africa through fashion as a medium for identityThe Connection Between Fashion and CultureThe Future of African Luxury BrandsThe Significance of Local Brands in evolving African LuxuryBuilding the Africa Your Time is Now brand and solidifying it on the global stageLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @noblelivingFor media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @papamamar on IG

S2 EP 5: The Creative Economy with Tebogo Moalusi 10.04.2025 57λ

Tebogo has a passion for creative industries and is the Founding Executive Director of MNM Marketing Solutions, a marketing, brand activation and events management company. He is also a successful business professional, creativepreneur and social activist. He’s worked at various levels in leading investment banking, management consulting, private equity, ICT, and insurance companies, primarily in business development, marketing, and sales functions. Whilst working in corporate South Africa, he founded the Young Professionals Forum (YPF) with the goal of empowering young professionals with a better ‘understanding of economic, social and political issues’ and developing the abilities through engagement. He holds a BCom Economics and Law degree from the University of Cape Town and an MBA from GIBS, specialising in entrepreneurship. Talk about a career pivot, with is currently the Gauteng Convener and member of the national coordinating team of Rise Mzansi which is building a movement of patriotic South Africans by organising, mobilising and empowering citizens.In this episodeEmpowering change through creativityThe Intersection of Creativity and ActivismThe Ubuntu Economy and creativity as spiritual connectionRevaluing African Craftsmanship and building global excellenceThe Role of Government Policies and creating safe spaces for creativityImportance of legal aspects for creativesThe Impact of globalization on local creativityMentorship, community and the creative economyLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @noblelivingFor media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @tebogomoalusi_ on IG

S2 EP 4: Behavioural science and luxury consumption in Africa with Timothy Maurice 15.03.2025 1ώ 7λ

Timothy is a human behaviouralist, researcher and bestselling of author of multiple books centred on themes about human and brand behaviour. Known as the CEO Whisperer for helping C-suite executives understand behavioural psychology to position themselves and their mission; this methodology has been sought after by senior executives, political leaders and global entrepreneurs. His research interests lie in Personal Brand Leadership, Brand Influence and Gender Equality which he explores extensively in his podcast The Brain and Brand Show. Applying Neuroscience and Behavioral Science to Personal Brand Leadership, Timothy and his team leverage the evolving trends in Neuroscience and how professionals and organisations should think about how the brain processes identity, brand power and human behaviour. More so now than ever, there is a surgance is well placed to have this conversation with us about the behaviours shaping luxury consumption in Africa given his vast background in branding, design and psychology.In this episodeIntroduction to Behavioral Science and Luxury ConsumptionThe Significance of Luxury as a Status SymbolUnderstanding Consumer Behavior in AfricaThe Role of Luxury in Personal IdentityHow Community Shapes Luxury PreferencesThe Power of Perception: How Stories Shape LuxuryThe Importance of Storytelling in Luxury MarketingEmbracing African Luxury: A New NarrativeLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @noblelivingFor media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @instatimothy on IG

S2 EP3: Building a career in media with Sika Osei 06.03.2025 1ώ 9λ

Dynamic, versatile and respected Ghanaian media personality, Sika Osei has close to a decade of experience as a TV presenter, actress and live show host. She started her career in PR, Advertising and Magazine publishing as one of the founders of CANOE Africa Magazine which set her up for entry into the creative world of African Film, TV, Influencing and Content production working with the likes of DSTv, TV3, Ebony Life TV, E!Africa.Boasting a film career that spans over 25 projects and 2 films currently showing on Netflix and on other streaming platforms such as YouTube and Showmax. This is beautifully complimented with her TV presence which is consistent across the continent with both live and pre-recorded lifestyle shows in Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa. In this episodeBuilding credibility in the industryThe importance of professionalism in mediaThe hidden struggles of women in the industryExploring opportunities in the global media industryBalancing strength and softness in womenAspirations in the South African marketThe future of African entertainmentLinksSubscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxuryFollow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @noblelivingFor media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africaFollow @officialsikaosei on IG

S2 EP 2: The art of winemaking with Ingrid Best 21.02.2025 1ώ 9λ

Ingrid is a multi-hyphenate businesswomen rewriting the art of winemaking. Raised a stone-throw away from Napa Valley wine region in California and a career spanning over two decades in the wine and spirits industry, iBest Wine was an inevitable creation. Drawing from the travels and life-changing business trip to South Africa, Ingrid was inspired to create her own wine brand which appeals to the modern-day wine drinker who desires new, dynamic, diverse and global wines. Launched in October 2023, iBest currently offers two award-winning South African blends (red & white). Blending wine, art and culture - vision for IBest Wines is to not only bring excellent wine to the US market, but also to share the stories and experiences of South African business owners and creatives. Ingrid and her team of six Black businesswomen - all holding equity in the company - are changing the way the wine industry looks, feels, talks, and tastes, offering a portfolio of fine wines perfect for the modern-day wine drinker who desires new, dynamic, diverse, and global wines. Ingrid's vision for IBest Wines is to not only bring excellent wine to the US market, but also to share the stories and experiences of South African business owners and creatives.In this episode Redefining winemaking with iBest Wines Tapping into the the South African wine industry Revolutionising wine culture through art Mastering entrepreneurship through consistency Celebrating emerging winemakers Exploring the ultimate luxuries: Freedom, art and wineLinks Subscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxury Follow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @nobleliving For media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africa Follow @ms_ibest on IG

S2 EP 1: Ideas and insights shaping 2025 with Dion Chang 06.02.2025 1ώ 8λ

Meet my guest He is preceded by an extensive reputation as one of SA’s foremost strategic thinkers and trend analysts pioneering idea forecasting for more than two decades. Dion is the founder of Flux Trends whose definitional business philosophy “trends as business strategy” has served as a reputable reservoir cross-industry to facilitate innovation as a culture embedded in corporate business. His work constantly embraces the change needed in business and finds unique opportunities for organisations to remain agile by empowering them with trends and insights benchmarked globally that pose an enabling environment for them to shift, understand the impact of disruptive technologies and adapt themselves effectively in the African business context. Dion’s vast journalistic background enables him to seamlessly converge communication between brands and consumers, providing deep insights that inform the dynamic relationship between them. An area of deep passion for him are youth trends and subcultures, as well as for solution-based innovation for the greater good. In this episode Trends to watch in 2025 and their implications on Africa Generational leapfrogs with Gen-Z and Gen Alphas The rise of the hermit consumer, How AI is shaping the future of work The dangers of tech disparities Timelines and cycles of innovation Links Subscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxury Follow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @nobleliving For media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africa Follow @dionchang on IG

EP 15: Discovering curated travel with Silvia Njoki [bonus] 20.12.2024 17λ

This podcast embarks on a series of culturally-rich conversations seeking to explore, inform and create a unique definition and discovery of African luxury. Meet my guest Silvia Njoki stands as a prominent figure in the Kenyan online content creation sphere, wearingmultiple hats as a seasoned journalist, and serving as an inspirational force behind her eponymousblog. Her academic journey led her to the prestigious University of the Arts London, Central SaintMartin, UK, and the Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti Milano, Italy, where she honed her skills in theart of fashion styling. Her professional journey began in the realm of fashion, where she enjoyed considerable success as a fashion stylist before venturing into the dynamic world of blogging. Her adventurous spirit is well reflected in her extensive travels, both personal and professional which feeds the experiences she enjoys discovering the natural beauty, culture, indigenous cuisine and music of the various countries she visits. In 2023, Silvia expanded her horizons yet again by launching "Soul Sync Discoveries," a travelagency specializing in curating both private and group experiences tailored for millennials acrossthe globe. She continues to lend her efforts to her travel agency. In this episode Curated travel destinations Catering for diverse tastes in travel The impact of social media on travel trends Unlocking Africa's travel destination Wanderlust reborn Links Subscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxury Follow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @nobleliving For media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africa Follow @silvianjoki on IG

EP 14: Localising communications for African consumers with Max Ngari 05.12.2024 38λ

This podcast embarks on a series of culturally-rich conversations seeking to explore, inform and create a unique definition and discovery of African luxury. Meet my guest Max is an award-winning Executive Creative Director, with over 14 years experience in the creative industry conceptualising and executing big creative ideas for brands such as Airtel, Safaricom, Huawei, Coca-Cola and Unilever. This solid creative leader's work has been recognised for Agency of the Year, Digital Agency of the Year and Media Agency of the Year in both local and regional award shows. He has also judged in local and international juries such as the Cannes Lions and Loeries; intent to create environments that creatives feel seen, talent is motivated and great ideas win. Notable accolades include 4 x Cannes Lions Winner, Grand Lynx, Grand Clio, Loeries, Cristal, Pitcher Award Grand Prix and numerous APA Award Grand Prix and MSK Awards. In this episode Leveraging mobile usage Africa unlocking it's creative future Millennial's demand for authentic brand stories Revolutionizing Ad Formats Embracing AI Links Subscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxury Follow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @nobleliving For media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africa Follow @thisispineapples on IG

EP 13: Reconciling Culture & Creativity with Emuron Alemu 14.10.2024 37λ

This podcast embarks on a series of culturally-rich conversations seeking to explore, inform and create a unique definition and discovery of African luxury. Meet my guest Emuron is the Founder & Chief Creative Officer of The Quollective Africa, a multi-disciplinary culture agency bridging the cultural gap and transcending borders to deliver resonant and impactful brand stories. His career spans over two decades, 34+ African countries and deeply rooted local insights from which he draws to deliver award-winning creative. He is a decorated Creative entrepreneur with accolades in prominent advertising and marketing industry awards platforms such as Cannes Lions, Dubai Lynx Grand Prix, Grand Clios and Loeries. An all-round storyteller, Emuron is constantly stretching the boundaries of his creativity whether it be through writing, film making or delivering regionally nuanced advertising campaigns. He is articulate in weaving captivating narratives that connect cultures and inspire audiences globally. In this episode Unveiling the beauty of African storytelling The undervalued beauty of language and why African stories are worth telling Kenya's unique cultural contributions and emerging luxury landscape Nairobi's youth-driven creative and digital revolution Africa's digital ingenuity and it's impact on culture Links Subscribe to our YT channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@africaonluxury Follow us on IG/ LinkedIn @africaonluxury @nobleliving For media and sales enquiries email experience@noble.africa Follow @alemuemuron on IG